Book,  Chapter

 1       1       | difficult, but impossible: as if heaven, the sun, the elements,
 2       1,  VI  |      Thus, on the other hand, if Heaven should be so kind that she
 3       2       |      some of those more loved by Heaven can accomplish them.~And
 4       2,  II  |        has become effeminate and Heaven disarmed, yet this arises
 5       2,  V   |        were acts of men, some of Heaven. Those that are acts of
 6       2,  V   |        the causes that come from Heaven, they are those that extinguish
 7       2,  XXIX|       demonstrating the power of Heaven over human affairs, T. Livius
 8       2,  XXIX|  effective language, saying that Heaven, wanting some means to have
 9       2,  XXIX|       some great expedient which Heaven has caused, giving them
10       3,  I   |         is generally ordained by Heaven, which does not disorganize